John Lovell - 75th Rangers’ Deadly Gunfight and Near-Death Ambush | SRS #80 Part 2

[@ShawnRyanShow]

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[@cobrakai2304]

Shawn thx again for John and his testimony awesome also I received a scam a person impersonating you,saying I one a alien 👽 pistol 🔫 however I click on his profile it was a fake account.i reported them immediately to you tube explaining

[@cobrakai2304]

I won rather sorry typo but you get what I'm saying God speed to you and you're family Shawn got you're 6 brother later man...

[@CrackedCandy]

You need to have Fruity Rudy on.

[@georgezipp8783]

God Bless

[@sammacy3877]

Exodus 15: 3-7

[@preacherpdx5519]

Task Force Falcon, March 2002 I was there with you John. I was a 47 door gunner with 7/101. I bet we crossed paths more than once. God bless you Brother.

[@bradleygonzalez1160]

May the good Lord bless you bro Jesus is Lord Jesus Saves!

[@DEATH_TO_TYRANTS]

I know you didn't post this comment in order to hear this, but I'll say it just the same. Thank you for your sacrifice. Thank you for being my compatriot. Surely the more of you the better for what I fear is to come. Again, thank you.

[@YAJM_]

@preacherpdx5519 thx you for your service

[@BillyTheKidOfficialYT]

Thank you for your service

[@Nigriff]

God Bless you All

[@hawkeyeted]

“Nobody is documenting this history.” That just hit me. Class act Shawn. You’re 100% correct. With these men and women that you’re interviewing, you’re documenting their story. You’re doing what Stephen Ambrose did for the men of Easy Co in Band of Brothers.

[@chrisleftrick1593]

Has there been an issue about “chest pounding war stories”? I’ve watched almost every episode and never once assumed that was going on. Being a civilian I enjoy but respect the war stories. I can’t imagine what any of you guys have seen and done during war time. I appreciate all of you guys serving no matter what you did or where you were during service.

[@itsjusthales5153]

Well said! I agree!

[@bommie]

@@chrisleftrick1593a lot of veterans use war stories to puff their chests out. It's a nasty trait in people who make "I deployed" their entire personality when they get out. Often embellished, sometimes entirely fabricated. Even while active duty. You will always run into NCOs who just tell stories all day to the new joes who've never deployed before. They use it as a status symbol, especially now that the GWOT is over.

[@road_king_dude]

🔥🔥🔥

[@Blake-l8g]

@@chrisleftrick1593 The "chest pounding" is usually done in a group while drinking by people who may or may not have been in it and whose stories can't be vetted. It's usually obvious and avoidable.

[@festishagen4379]

This guy is so honest,humble, and interesting to learn from

[@juanotamendi8913]

Lol this car is so brainwashed.. He's one of those people that thinks as long as you're doing it for your God You can kill anybody!!.. oh I slept like a baby after that killed him!!(only a psychopath).. people in those countries, feel the same way!!( they're dying for their God) So who's wrong him or them!!.. lol.. You cute though you see somebody that's not acting crazy and I can really trust that guy!!. That's why we are how we are

[@simpleman7516]

​@@juanotamendi8913you sound like you wear rainbow satan t shirts and have a Mile time of dead before arrival

[@BLAPDORTH]

@@juanotamendi8913 did you serve the county? i going to go out on a limb and say no, you know the saying "don't judge a man until you walk in their shoes"

[@festishagen4379]

@@juanotamendi8913 Dont do Drugs

[@festishagen4379]

@@BLAPDORTH Agree!

[@Davpache81]

You can tell John becomes more comfortable as the interview goes on. Two of my favorites come together. Can't wait for the next part.

[@nate2838]

I've been waiting for Shawn to interview John since I found the Shawn Ryan Show! So great to see these guy talk.

[@danieldymes6867]

He seems comfortable. I'm just a little stuck on something tho. Is it me or does he have a lot of trouble recalling specific details? Locations, specific stories. Speaking in a lot of generalities.

[@nate2838]

@@danieldymes6867 I know I've heard other people talk about how it all blends together, and the only way I can imagine someone would be able to remember the exact dates and locations would be to keep a journal. And as far as what happened, I'm sure a lot of it runs together, so there would be moments here and there that stand out, but overall, feel a alot like one big jumble. Keep in mind, he was constantly on the move. Its not like he had much down time to separate one thing from another mentally. I've listened to quite a few of the interviews Shawn has done with many different people, as well ask Jocko's interviews with different people, and the only ones that describe a tempo like John Lovell experienced were from the Vietnam SOG.

[@ifyouloveChristyouwillobeyhim]

I was thinking he had a lot of mental clarity, I mean I couldn't recount to you in half as much detail where I went and who I met on what dates, even if it was 5 years ago and I'm still a spring chicken. . .

[@jaylonloyd4819]

​@danieldymes6867 could he be worried about what he can say? It seems to me like he has a lot of details, he is just picking out what to share in the video.

[@calebchan-nantais5308]

Seeing Lovell munching on the gummy bears is the most warrior poet thing I've seen during the interview lol tactical skittles

[@ShawnRyanShow]

Haha 😂

[@byronthecimmerian]

Hey Shawn Ryan, I really would like if you invite to your show Messianic Rabbi Jonathan Cahn. He will let us know where we are as a nation..

[@savedbygrace6853]

​@byronthecimmerian that works!

[@josephcampbell9351]

Soooooo True! Semper-Fi….. Plus👨‍🚒. We love to serve. God Bless

[@Len_M.]

He’s a real jokester 😂 I’ve been following John before Yeager told him to make a KZbin channel. 😂

[@jacksonnavarrette2497]

I’m 18 year old kid from nor cal not in school just workin saving money tryin to figure out what’s next. And I must say some times it really sucks and can be scary. But this podcast not only helps me with passing time and learning valuable lessons from your guests. But also shows how relatable we all are . Thank you for that Shawn and the whole community.

[@dertythegrower]

respect.. this show, jocko, and TheSchoolOfHardKnocks who does street interviews with big business ceos.. its pretty insightful dude. good luck, jackson.

[@combatbattalion6]

Go 75th

[@Frank-uw5xq]

Hang in there kid,I'm a fellow Nor Cal dude

[@Hanibul_Lecktor]

Hold!!!!

[@John_Connor556]

Keep your head up boss & keep pushing, you'll find your way 😎

[@bradhicks3961]

Johns quest to live life in a Godly way and to better the world is one reason I enjoy his show and also the fact that Shawn is striving to save history and also better humankind in his new journey.

[@nate2838]

One of the things I deeply appreciate about John is that he talks about his faith from a place anyone can relate to and respect. I'm not a Christian, and I don't need to be to appreciate his faith and how it is a part of him being the man he is. He truly lives it. I hope what i'm saying makes sense.

[@MAB3776s]

@@nate2838makes perfect sense. Please don’t discredit Jesus Christ, but what you’ve said was very well said. Johns a good dude

[@viamedia7272]

Yeh, he should run for president.

[@LP3me]

I agree he seems like a good dude. He’s seen a ton of combat but has kept the faith throughout. Is his KZbin stuff good? Worth checking out?

[@MAB3776s]

@@LP3me yes. His testimony is true. His stories are real, his content is awesome

[@ECCMoversDeliveryGuy716]

As a young male civilian, I couldnt imagine what you guys went through defending our country. Thank you for your service 🇺🇸 ❤

[@aleksalex1590]

What do you mean defending our country? Was Afghanistan about to attack America? I dont get it,you invade country and then say you are defending your own :D Nato is brainwashing NPC`s in NATO countries without any effort XD

[@jacksonbennett84]

I dont like heights and absolutely fear huge cliffs. Its not necessarily the cliff but the unpredictability of the ground at the edge I don't trust so I don't go near them. In a similar fashion these two men, regardless of the battle space and the location, keep potential terrorist activities from ever happening on American soil. The unpredictability of what America might do was gifted you by these gents and your opinion on their service changes exactly zero about that fact.

[@ThReverend6661]

@user-zm7qz5fq2d😂😂😂

[@Prepper319]

@user-zm7qz5fq2dthat's exactly what I was going to say .

[@KH-rt3ef]

@user-zm7qz5fq2d Hey, buddy. You dropped your ass.

[@WanderwithWill]

John’s answer on being a warrior and being a Christian is spot-on. 100% Biblical and absolutely wonderful! Thank you, John! Praise God!

[@bleezii]

These are two men I strive to be like. As a father, an American and a husband. These two men completely embody what it is to be a pure bred American Hero. Much love Shawn and John. Absolutely phenomenal interview. Just picked up John’s book off Amazon as well, look forward to reading it

[@jebbarrett1681]

It’s a great book.

[@jordonhammond6922]

@@jebbarrett1681 s vx z

[@DanTheman-k9y]

What an embarrassment wanting to be like another man. Be your self what's a matter with you

[@Firstclass_Caputo]

I can 100% back up Mr. Shawn Ryan’s leading statement about how these podcasts are medicine for all of us when each guest of the show opens up and shares their interpretations and experiences with war, sacrifice, tragedy, recovery, friendship, careers and transitions, the good and the bad, the ugly and the beauty. I thank each and every guest for sharing so openly.

[@DougsHomestead]

You don't have to pull a trigger to suffer. When gun ships fly out of your base, you help kill people. When the chaff and flares work on the SAM over Afghanistan, you were shot at. And you're 40 years old and see all the young peoples pictures in the Air Force Times, you feel guilty. This show helps me greatly. I talk out loud to it... "Me too"!!!

[@DougsHomestead]

We left the states in our C-130s 26 Jan, 2002. I had been in 18 years. I knew when those towers fell I was going. Just didn't think it would be so soon.

[@_Delta_P_]

why do people always use the full name with the Mr. ? You didn’t even spell his name right. Just say Shawn. Or Mr. Ryan.

[@direstraights]

Ditto

[@mikemcdonald5147]

why does it bother you that he wants to show respect by using his full name? let people do what they want and don't criticize the guy for wanting to show respect. Even if he did spell his name wrong.@@_Delta_P_

[@aplourde15]

This interview series has given legitimacy to JL that he hasn’t had before outside his current circle of content consumers. This is great. I followed him back in the tactical video days, good to see his brand and message spreading.

[@nate2838]

@@carolinausedmachinery I agree.

[@nooodls1]

I completely agree. He truly is that dude.

[@chusamusic1409]

He trained me and some colleagues waaaaaaay back while at Telluric. He is 100% that guy John wick in the flesh

[@SPQA1776]

John, all I can say is “Thank you!” As a high school history teacher I would just love to play each part of this interview for my classes just to help the kids see the cost of being in the service and the sacrifice that you and other vets have made for your country. God bless you and your family.

[@bearwilkey6507]

I don't think people realize how many great men we have in America you two are definitely in the club ... Thank you both for your service 🙏🙏🙏

[@wildcat8598]

Exactly. Makes me feel confident that we have some of the most bad ass people on this earth here in America and while I may not be anywhere near on the level of these absolute studs I strive to be a warrior in a garden lol

[@psychonaughtq5870]

That could not be more true. Some folks wanna call Jan 6th an insurrection. We have guys like this…and their are zero dead bodies???? Nope. No believable. We have men that have been at war from 25yo to 50yo and Jan 6 yielded no dead bodies???? Nope. We…These guys would have left a trail of bodies if that was some sort of “insurrection”

[@impracticaltacticaloffical]

I have had the pleasure of having a short convo with Lovell. He is exactly what you expect, respectful, honest and funny. A dude you want on your side. Thanks for having him on Shawn!

[@yzwme586]

This is one of the best episodes I have ever listened to on SRS... The way John describes that nice house raid was nuts, I was playing it in my head like a movie.

[@RT-qz5ci]

I say that every time i finish a podcast lol

[@briceswope3800]

Being someone who isn't proud of parts of my growing up, I get where John's coming from, but It takes a humble man to share his mistakes and how he learned from them. It also makes us more relatable to people who are maybe going through some stuff and give them hope. And the most important thing is that the Atonement of Christ covers it. John clearly repented and turned around and so now it doesn't matter. If anything I respect John even more now having learned about his background. Repentance should be a daily thing. If you are reading this and you're struggling just know three things. 1. God lives. 2. He knows you and loves you. 3. He's waiting for you with open arms whenever you're ready. I've been there. I know what I'm talking about and the change is so good.

[@american_cosmic]

*Yawn*

[@jessicablank6470]

💯, well said.

[@michaelblake908]

So cool to see John on Shawn's show. I've never been disappointed when I watch his interviews.

[@jaxsong2867]

You’re the only channel I will hit the like button for and leave a comment! Shawn if you see this please know you are an awesome human brother

[@ShawnRyanShow]

Much love to you. Thank you 🙏🏼

[@ds1752]

Shawn, thank you so much for having John on your show!

[@kjg5479]

As the son of a 75th Ranger 173rd LRP , Vietnam veteran , my hats off to all you guys. Great interview helped me gain some insight to the workings of a Ranger Battalion as my pops doesn't say very much about it, he went the MAC-V route so it's understandable not to say much. Thanks for your service!

[@kenlandon7803]

You're Dad is a certified stud and hero.

[@Treeweavers]

My Dad was a front-line medic in Korea. He never got over the things he saw and did there, and talked about the Turks who were fighting alongside the GI’s beheading the enemy. That stuff stayed with him until the day he died. I’m glad you’re helping people work through some of this kind of stuff.

[@Romulu5]

Interesting. New to me that turks fought in the Korean war. Well, I guess some things just taint your soul, even if you develop some tolerance to violence.

[@cathyvain7046]

My dad (RIP) who was a Staff Sgt in the Korean war brought back with him tons of pics that can tell part of a war story. Some graphic, some not but it was part of the history in his life. I finally got them out of boxes after he passed and put them in some photo albums to not only document part of his life for his 2 grandkids I had but to document the war itself. There is 3 of a field hospital that shows some reality that can slam civilians like me in the gut.

[@lawwdogg1digr]

Rarely a day goes by that I don’t thank God for men like you guys. Thank you.

[@Rafael-hf8qg]

I Love John’s response in regards to “Killing” and “murder” and was so spot on..pulpits in America have an atrocity of preaching the truth of who God is and instead we preach a God of our own image.

[@Packman2397]

Time stamp?

[@JT-4real]

@@Packman2397 1:03:50, perfect explanation to clear the air on this subject.

[@joshprout1726]

The John speaks and tells his stories are incredible. I’ve followed him for years now, definitely one of the best there is

[@Reficite-productions]

The WPS had a major impact on me as a teenager and helped reshape my thought process and mold my love for history, philosophy and the gungighting stuff. It's a revolutionary movement, thanks for having him on and diving into his story, a very interesting listen

[@nate2838]

I do tree work. What John is talking about at 38:00 about how stress wears you out and isn't needed to do your job took me a long time to learn. As I gained experience and doing my job became second nature, I eventually realized the impact stress was having on me and how unnecessary it was for getting my job done. I eventually learned that cool, calm, and collected was the best way to accomplish what we were doing, it prevented mistakes that would make everything much harder and take a lot longer. Its amazing how much of what both of you talk about is directly applicable to civilian life, and is one of the reasons I deeply appreciate what you guys are doing. Good role models are not something everyone has when growing up, and the interviews you do, and the material you guys produce gives that to some people who never had it. I seriously believe that a large part of the gender identity stuff we have going on is due to the lack of good role models, men for others to look up to who embody the strong protector and the caring man together. It seems that it has been so lacking that an unfortunate number of people don't know that you can be strong and caring, it doesn't have to be one or the other. Maybe I'm wrong, this is what makes sense to me based on what i've seen in general.

[@BP03275]

Lovell was one of the TL's in my PLT when i was there as a young private. Glad to see he is doing well and successful.

[@kfranklin308]

What was that like working with him?

[@BP03275]

Great leader, new his job. I was in 2nd SQD so i didnt work directly with him but on the occasions I did interact with him I never had any regrets@@kfranklin308

[@275commando]

Awesome! Who this? Lovell was my squad leader 1st Platoon Bco 2/75. Then Petry took over. Lovell is the real deal. Blessed to have had the experience 🙏

[@BP03275]

@@275commando i remember you nando, this is Phillips, 2nd squad

[@PushingRedline]

John Lovell is one of my favourite people on KZbin. I can never get enough of what he has to say.

[@lordvader2987]

As a civilian, what I have really appreciated about this show is that the history that is being documented is from first person perspectives. In a world with so many controlled narratives in the media, it's hard to know what actually happened. Getting to hear the accounts from people that were actually there is utterly fascinating. It has helped me gather a better understanding of the situation the world is in and what has led to its current state.

[@Crangaso]

WPS on SRS!!!

[@chris-cy5ed]

Wat channel?

[@dertythegrower]

​@@chris-cy5edWarrior Poet Society is the three letters... he said it five minutes into this show, after you asked at the start of the intro apparently...

[@jakem4579]

💪🇺🇸💪

[@witchdoc5075]

I've heard John tell the ways of a warrior whilst still being a Christian, and I tell you something, this has helped me with my history and journey in ways I cannot describe. I've shared this to others and I know it has helped them as well. Thank you both.

[@guysavard5090]

I’m going to qualify my comment here with this: I am no one special, I never served, none of that. Listening to John talk about his background is fascinating and I have even more respect for him. I’ve watched a lot of warrior poet content and he never came across as someone who’s bragged about his past accomplishments or experiences. The most credible people just simply are who they say they are or are those that just do as they do. Great interview, love both these men.

[@wildcat8598]

A lot of top operators don’t talk about their history except with other operators and definitely not on a camera. That’s what makes what Shawn does so great. When he says this history isn’t being documented he’s right. Comparing those who do tell their story are outweighed by a ton of the ones who don’t. Some feel like one shouldn’t at all but like you I’m glad this show and others similar exist

[@scott.j1]

and he showed more humility by saying he wouldn't consider himself "seasoned" because he had ranger buddies that had a 18-20 year career, while he left the military and transitioned to civilian life earlier.. all around great guy

[@RT-qz5ci]

I felt the same way. Listening to this podcast like holy shit john was giving people real work at the start of the war. Hes a legend. And he never acts like it! 🫡

[@NCshooter1213]

Love what your doing shawn. Nothing like this on the internet that gubes me the same feeling. Awesome job buddy. Firm FIRM handshakes!

[@electriczombie8299]

Shawn is a very intuitive guy. He was able to pick up right away just from what John was saying that the guy in the doorway was his first kill. Much respect to both of you guys.

[@vorbo01]

Except it wasn't. When he first told the story he said that it was the first time he put someone down that close, that he had gotten others but from farther ranges before, and that he had done plenty of door kicks in before that one. He even says that story is an Iraq story

[@jeffwelch2255]

John is one of the most honest man I know. Both how he speaks and to himself, important.

[@experienceofchris1108]

Lovell is just the man we all want to be, smart, caring, tough, ect. He is a perfect poster child for the ideal man

[@johnhancock7063]

John Lovell, talking about the experiences you have been through helps others who have been through it realize they are not alone, Shawn's interviews and his experience have greatly helped this Marine. I literally can't thank Shawn enough . Sometimes I will show one of his interviews to a friend or family member who I just can't explain it to

[@angelapursley2811]

❤

[@STHHCalebBrewster]

John Lovell, Mike Glover and You are my favorite 3 veterans to listen to by far. Though there's a ton of great dudes. I've been wanting this to happen since your first EP with Mike. Thank you Shawn! Thank you John! Love you brothers in Christ Name

[@rhondamiller5166]

Same here! Top notch guys! Though I’d have to add Bear (TJ) from Bear Independent.

[@bigboi9877]

Mike Glover is Evil and a shill! He gave his customers information to the federal government and touts “SpEcIaL OpErAtIoNs” all day every second of the day its all he is. God forbid you bring up or ask him about any of his controversies and he blocks you

[@EvilMorty1983]

I am a civi who watches your show not because of the chest pounding war stories but because you are truly documenting modern history and I am a man who was molested as a child and have experienced a few other traumatic things and I watch it because it helps me to hear the struggles of others and how they have been able to overcome them on their own.

[@A1soldiersaint]

one of the best interviews Shawn has ever done. New respect for John Lovell. Did not know he was such a man of faith.

[@believeinlove3724]

I salute you all for your service. THANK YOU ❤

[@timothybrown820]

Even though John said he didn't like talking about his younger and wilder days, to me that was one of the best parts. It's gives him a depth that we don't get in other videos and I personally can relate to being a young knucklehead. Thanks for getting him to tak about it, another WIN for SRS.

[@codywalz8555]

It’s odd to see John in interview mode instead of host mode. I’m here for it.

[@thegungooch639]

John is such a humble dude. One of my heroes hands down

[@SteveRichardson-j1k]

John Lovell Is an Amazing Man who Absolutely is Probably the Most Humble Operator I have ever seen.

[@robertren4630]

Everybody wishes they had a team member, friend, family member, or neighbor like John! What an awesome guy! Great job as always with the interview Shawn!

[@mr5t3v3n]

Right around 33:00 on this episode, you see John start to really open up a ton. These long form interviews are great, break past the pleasantries and small talk into way more.

[@Sakattack2023]

So he’s just nervous? Is that why he seems like he’s full of it?

[@James_Cook_6]

This podcasts also helps people going in. y’all are saving people like me that will more than likely have those same problems and struggles y’all had. And your showing us that there is a light at the end of the tunnel

[@MartsEntertainment]

I was held hostage in Osečna, Czechia when I was 19. As a man in my late 30s I truly grow when I listen to these stories of triumph.

[@Esch_atton]

Shawn you have a serious talent for getting warriors to open up and talk freely, thankful for what you do!

[@mattmorrison9379]

His situational awareness is top notch. The way he describes everything is impressive. Actually thinking about not kicking up dust while moving to a different position is something that would have escaped me.

[@synthamesk]

Been following Lovell for years but you brought out the best of him out.

[@timd6540]

Shawn, John gave me one hell of feeling when he spoke about his first experience with God. It was a feeling I've never have and i wanted to Thank the both of. Much Respect.

[@brianemery8945]

Long time warrior poet subscriber here. This is without a Doubt the best interview done..Hats off to John for opening up. AND to Sean for the Perfect interview strategy It Paid off on this one!

[@ChrisJohnson-md8vl]

The way you started the video talking to him about what people should bring from these videos either vet or civ, the brotherhood and love for all is why we watch, and the need to all come together

[@mikepb5536]

Fantastic interview. I've followed John at Warrior Poet for a long time and love his stuff. Thanks for having him on!

[@roadglidehoss]

I was in the 82nd airborne infantry during the invasion. We had almost the exact same experience and the same job. The rangers I would say were on a slightly higher level and were on more valuable targets. We still ran missions to contact, didn't stay in fobs, and had a crazy optempo. A mission just about every day. Brings back a bunch of memories.

[@joshuajohnson7269]

John is a fascinating dude man. Great interview. Ready for part 3.

[@dto7321]

John is just a bright dude. Every time I listen to him I’m pretty amazed at how his brain works.

[@seanbrando_7456]

Thank's again Shawn for documenting these warriors and their stories/journeys......thanks John.

[@jreyn2043]

Love all of Shawn's interviews because he respects all his guests by letting them talk. He could constantly relate everything to himself like other interviewers, but he allows them to tell their own story.

[@ZAN-THE-GOAT]

It’s great that Shawn never interrupts the speaker, like most interviewers do, which confuses both the interviewee and the audience. That is a skill that should rubbed off to other platforms/podcast

[@rickycrawford9807]

Love this guy John Lovell a serious soldier in war and in Christ he so deserves much more recognition and I'm ecstatic that Shawn bought him on the show way to go! Rangers lead the way!

[@JOECorsoNova]

Possible top 3 SRS podcast, what an awesome dude, on many fronts..

[@ohno1017]

In these dark times this was extremely refreshing to hear these 2 men talk.

[@everardomartinez9695]

This episode is full of deep real talk real truth . Big huge respect to John Lovell for telling this experience he so calm and relax .Love the interview can't wait for part 3.

[@willaimwinchell1813]

No better story to listen to on Veteran's Day. Than You For Your Service.

[@tmaddrummer]

John, when you were speaking about what you could and could not say during your first sat-phone-call home, you brought back an old memory for me from my time on the USS Coral Sea in Vietnam..... Supposedly, all of our letters being mailed home were opened and read. Makes me wonder how many of my letters were never delivered? I am enjoying listening to you fellas and I appreciate you both. GOD Bless!

[@bryanlanger511]

I have not that ship the USS Coral Sea in a long time. My dad was on the USS Coral Sea in Vietnam.

[@tmaddrummer]

It's a shame that CVA-43 was sold for scrap iron. I was on her from 72-74. Bryan, do you still have your Dad, I hope so. Peace and Blessings! @@bryanlanger511

[@Ekulx]

Thanks for the history lessons Shawn. John, I don’t know you sir but you give the vibe of a strong man. Keep showing us your way.

[@trishamarie1196]

Thank you BOTh all that you do on a daily basis. You bring so much hope and understanding to people with ptsd. Keep on keepin’ on gentlemen.

[@adam1776-]

The point that Shawn makes about no one is documenting recent history, and seeing these interviews as a civilian that has not served, has made me look at all of recent history so much differently. Great interview/show- keep it going!

[@JamesXcapesNY]

"can you expound on one of those moments? " crossed leg.....👏👏👏 Shawn, keep killing it brotha. I've been watching your content since you started the tube. Awesomeness, keep at 🤘🤘🇺🇲

[@Flemdragon]

John is so right about the how you just don’t freak out anymore. It’s the best explanation I’ve ever heard of it.

[@johnneill5960]

Listening to him just brings back so much , some I tried to forget, others I remember daily , & of course the regret & even the fun . He’s such a fantastic storyteller, I could only wish to have his communication skills .

[@firemedicnate]

My favorite interview. As a 20 year paramedic, these podcasts have helped me so much. I haven't been to war but I have seen a lot in my career and seeing how these guys deal with it gives me ideas for dealing with traumatic events to be mentally healthy.

[@christianjohnson3205]

I have intense anxiety and I’ve always looked up to SF guys. This helps me so much it’s ridiculous.

[@elitecoder955]

Same here, it's amazing that the human can push a lot of limits if you have the mindset

[@christianjohnson3205]

@@elitecoder955 EXACTLY. It’s all the mindset man!

[@nate2838]

I deal with extreme anxiety and depression, and though I never served, these interviews help me a lot. I think its the sense of purpose and the intensity required to do what these guys did and do that calls to me when I'm struggling.

[@bradleygonzalez1160]

SOF saying Strong legs Stronger core Strongest mind wins. Be safe and well brothers. Jesus is Lord Jesus Saves!

[@XanPups]

Shawn! Thank you for getting this content out to the Civilians in the world! This is exactly what civilians need to see right now! THANK YOU!

[@wyatttremain7880]

My uncle was a ranger. I’ve heard some of his stories down the line from my family. I love listening to these interviews are amazing! I wonder if he would do it cause I’d love to hear the full stories but I have not seen him in years.

[@titoyeeto3869]

I'm a mega civilian and I love what Shawn Ryans is documenting. It's very amazing to learn real modern history from these soldiers.

[@pushthroughlifeptl]

SHAWN RYAN never disappoints always comes through with a great show. John is also a good guy like watching his content as well.💪🏽💪🏽

[@kyledrewry5911]

Seam thank you so much.i was in a dark place for a while and really wanted to end it.buti started watching your videos and they helped me so much .thank you for what you do.and your service

[@cooler675]

OMG BRO!!! JUST WHEN I THOUGHT IT JUST COULDN'T GET ANY BETTER ON THE SHAWN RYAN SHOW THIS HAPPENED!!! THANK YOU SHAWN AND THANK YOU JOHN FOR DOING THIS INTERVIEW!!! TRAIN HARD TRAIN SMART STAY VIGILANT!!!

[@brookerichards9037]

You have way Shawn, a formula. You saved this interview for me. I almost switch off. But after your thoughtful explanation to him about the why of how you do things , he came around. Only then did I begin to like this guy and opened up to understanding his POV. Im ready for part 3

[@marcussomerville]

So lets get this straight JL has a two to ten second freeze and carries that weight until now ? That is a man who demands the best from himself and wont accept less. Simply amazing. I cant wait for part 3.

[@ChinChecker22]

Best storyteller since Cody Alford. Everyone go give that pod a listen too. Its a MUST. Keep it goin' Sean. Great stuff

[@Freeman_Actual]

Now there is a guest who carries the Testimony of Jesus. Glory to God for Pastor Lovell and for the platform HE has given you Shawn.

[@bradleygonzalez1160]

Amen bro! Jesus is Lord Jesus Saves !

[@DisgustedGenXr]

I have followed you both since the beginning. I have requested this interview 20 times. FINALLY!!!! Great job!

[@thomasmiddleman302]

I went 3.5 months without a shower in IRAQ. I got to my first shower. Wet my body, and lathered up. Then a sandstorm hit and I was covered with sand.

[@firstnamelastname6216]

Damn lol.

[@futnucks]

Glad I'm not the only one. Mine was at Irwin while training for Iraq. Had a water can on my truck to use as a shower and a piece of cardboard to stand on. Two Black Hawks landed as close to us as possible. When I looked over covered in soap and sand, the pilot closest to me smiled with a thumbs up and away they went.

[@daveknapp3710]

O man!!!!

[@bks6095]

So glad you had my man John Lovell on. Even more so that you guys met!! I’ve been watching both of y’all since your very first videos on KZbin. I’m a Christian myself, 43, and I am so thankful for the both of you. God blesses me through you guys, I love both of you!

[@80hddaddy]

Honestly, bravo 👏 what a well spoken and well thought human . And what a great listening experience. My favorite video to date. Also ordering me some of those gummy bears 😂 Keep up the excellent podcasts . Fantastic work .

[@jtoshea2705]

Shawn needs to let someone interview him on his own channel. He is a great interviewer, and I think many people would thoroughly enjoy hearing him on the other side.

[@TheJGW]

Love the content, hate having to wait for each part 😂

[@JulianDaza-qv6ib]

Guy from Colombia 🇨🇴 here, living in Bogotá. I have no military background whatsoever but I'm just glued to your channel. The stories are awesome and full of helpful insights even for civilians. Thanks for what you're doing.

[@99z28atl]

Shawn laughing histerically at John’s humor is perfect

[@omihurst]

I have gained a monumental amount of admiration for John, God first, love that brother.

[@davidjd123]

Having Karl from Tactical Riflemen would be another great one Shawn, Karl loves telling his war stories too.

[@AnthonyD1986]

Agreed

[@jeffreyjohnson6968]

The completely agree!!!!

[@DerekHarris-nt7of]

Love this interview w/ John Lovell. He is a teacher through and through. He does a great job of providing context and helpful details for people who are unfamiliar with what combat is like from a tactical standpoint.

[@scottkelly7051]

With all the garbage going on in our country it's important to remember that we have men like these two. A country that can produce men like this still has a lot of good in it.